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Strangers in the Night

by: Rudolph E Abel

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: suspense dramas, psychological suspense dramas, mysteries, insanity, Helen Thimig, Virginia Grey, William Terry, Edith Barrett

Publisher: Republic Pictures

“Getting a lot out of 56 minutes” “Rare Anthony Mann film” “Creepy Freudian Gothic” (IMDB reviews quotes)

A most unusual second feature mystery in which a WW2 marine receives love letters from a girl who has never been seen alive. Discovering the truth becomes a descent into madness. Good compact cast of only four main characters. However Helen Thimig’s performance as a woman who will stop at nothing steals the show. Recommended for when you feel like spending an hour on the dark side. IMDB rating 6.5.

Directed by Anthony Mann.

Released in 1944.

Complete print.

AKA “House of Terror”

Addeddate: 2019-08-04 04:43:09

Color: B&W

Identifier: strangersinthenight_201908

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Sound: sound

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Reviewer: P. Arzouian - - April 8, 2023
Subject: Intimate strangers?

Mrs. Blake, Ivy and Nurse Thompson in the same room together?!! LESBIAN BAR.

Reviewer: The Spanman - - July 21, 2022
Subject: I love this film.

Mr. Mann is Jewish, so before you start screaming “racist “cream puff 👇🏿 you better make sure the ADL isn't camping at your door!
Anti semite! 😝

Reviewer: D C830 - - March 30, 2021
Subject: Typical racist american film.

Anthony mann and the writer were Racists! characters saying thank you to everyone but the Black matra'dee man. on the train. These type of movies make me sick!

Reviewer: Moongleam - - November 11, 2019
Subject: Found

STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT, a photoplay in
6 reels by Republic Productions.
(C) 19Jul44; L1P751. Repix, Inc., whol-
ly owned subsidiary of National Tele-
film Associates, Inc. (PWH); 20Dec71;
R517628.

Also, the name of the producer as shown above is obviously incorrect. His middle name was not "E".
Correct:
Rudolph E. Abel

Reviewer: bearpuf - - November 11, 2019
Subject: Completely Predictable

The story starts off with a fair amount of potential, but aside from one climactic moment on the train everything else was run of the mill and a let down, including the fair acting.
The best I can say about this movie is that the doctor was pretty and the print movie was good quality.

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